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bosd_11235
Nimbostratus
Oct 13, 2009persistance cookie and SSL Certificate
Hi,
we would like to change the rule that have been implemented in the F5 to improve the load balancing of our servers.
Our architecture is:
We have 2 apache servers which are load-balacing 2 weblogic servers.
On each apache servers we installed a cleartrust plug-in to be able to be authentified again Cleartrust.
When you are successfully authentified by Cleartrust, Cleartrust set a cookie into the session.
Currently our problem is all requests are coming from the same machine during 1 hour, they will always go to the same weblogic server.
Or we would like to have a real round robin.
I mean if there is 2 requests initiated by the same user on one machine, we would like that the request A goes to Weblogic Server A and the request B on the weblogic Server B.
In addition the SSL is implemented at the load balancer level.
So, can we use the cookie as a way to do this kind of round robin?
Or/and do we have to use the SSL?
Thanks in advance
Best Regards
Didier
- hoolio
Cirrostratus
Hi Didier, - naladar_65658
Altostratus
To clarify a little... are you load balancing to two different apache web servers and then having each of those web servers pass traffic off to separate application servers? - bosd_11235
Nimbostratus
Hi, - Colin_Walker_12Historic F5 AccountSo you're running into an issue due to the persistence you're using. It sounds like you don't actually want persistence at all. You really want true round robin load balancing even when receiving repeat requests from the same client.
- bosd_11235
Nimbostratus
Hi,
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